Removing the CEM

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Civster - 18 Mar 2006 18:52 GMT

Anything I should know about regarding the removal of the CEM in a 2006
Volvo XC90? I understand the battery has to be disconnected and the
vehicle has to sit for at least 15 minutes before disconnecting
anything else.

My concern is whether there are any messages that only the dealer can
reset after reconnecting the CEM.

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Glenn Klein - 18 Mar 2006 19:23 GMT

> Anything I should know about regarding the removal of the CEM in a 2006
> Volvo XC90? I understand the battery has to be disconnected and the
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> My concern is whether there are any messages that only the dealer can
> reset after reconnecting the CEM.

Why do you need to remove the cem the olny user serviceable parts inside
are the fuses
Glenn

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Civster - 19 Mar 2006 01:25 GMT

>> Anything I should know about regarding the removal of the CEM in a 2006
>> Volvo XC90? I understand the battery has to be disconnected and the
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> inside are the fuses
> Glenn

Fuses, relays, and shunts to be exact. I need to get to the fog light relay.

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Civster - 20 Mar 2006 03:41 GMT

I stand corrected. Apparently I was looking at an older wiring diagram
which has relays. The 2005 and latter models seem to have gotten rid of
the relays.

Needless to say, I still need to remove the CEM and wondering if there
will be any messages that will show up that has to be reset.

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